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Big Money with Steve Cordasco



Saturdays 7am-10am
Sundays 6am-7am 


Philadelphia Magazine named Steve Cordasco and Jim Tate FIVE STAR: Best in Client Satisfaction Wealth Managers for 2009. Check them out in the November issue of Philadelphia Magazine.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR VERY OWN STEVE CORDASCO, HOST OF THE BIG MONEY SHOW ON THE BIG TALKER 1210.  STEVE WAS NAMED ONE OF THE  PHILADELPHIA AREA'S TOP 25 WEALTH
ADVISORS BY THE WINNER'S CIRCLE, AND INDEPENDENT CONSULTING COMPANY IDENTIFYING TOP PERFORMORNING WEALTH ADVISORS AND ADVOCATING FOR BEST PRACTICES IN THE INVESTMENT INDUSTRY.

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"According To My Calculations, The Stock Market Should Go Up, Down, Up, Down, Then Up."

Big Money really talks and so does Steve Cordasco Saturday and Sunday mornings on The Big Talker, 1210AM. Cordasco provides long-term financial strategies for today's investor. Steve's practical, straightforward advice on big money matters propels listener calls and questions. He understands that his listeners are individuals and have different financial situations and investment needs. Steve is up to date with current economic and financial markets information and understands what will serve an investor for the long-term. Past shows topics included: How you can get out of debt and manage your money; the latest buzz on Wall Street; and where you should start when setting up a personal investment program. Cordasco offers the perspective of a seasoned pro on investing in today's market. A graduate of Temple University in North Philadelphia, Steve Cordasco is a Registered Financial Advisor with RBC Wealth Management a member of the NYSE and SIPC and FINRA. Steve specializes in comprehensive retirement and financial planning and believes "a good investment program is set up to fit an investor's financial needs, but also considers every risk".


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The Big Talker 1210 AM WPHT, CBS Radio Inc, 2008

The Real Force Behind the Explosion in Volume and Volatility
By Sal L. Arnuk and Joseph Saluzzi
CLICK HERE TO READ 
Almost four decades have passed since the United States scrapped its last currency ties to precious metals. Our copper and nickel coinage still retains some metallic value, but not nearly enough for the purpose of currency tampering—the historic temptation of inflation-plagued or otherwise wayward governments, including, at times, our own. CLICK HERE to read more

Last June, with a financial hurricane gathering force, Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. convened the nation’s economic stewards for a brainstorming session. What emergency powers might the government want at its disposal to confront the crisis? he asked.  CLICK HERE TO READ ARTICLE.
The crash has laid bare many unpleasant truths about the United States. One of the most alarming, says a former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, is that the finance industry has effectively captured our government—a state of affairs that more typically describes emerging markets, and is at the center of many emerging-market crises. If the IMF’s staff could speak freely about the U.S., it would tell us what it tells all countries in this situation: recovery will fail unless we break the financial oligarchy that is blocking essential reform. And if we are to prevent a true depression, we’re running out of time. CLICK HERE to read more!
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